Overview

In 1935, Brussels hosted the Universal Exhibition. The Heysel Plateau and the village of Laeken were completely redeveloped, giving pride of place to Art Deco and Modernist styles. From major infrastructures such as the Palais des Expositions and the Brugmann Hospital to single-family residences and workers’ housing, these buildings display all the attributes of interwar architecture. Although located between the major roads, the district nevertheless retains its provincial character. In collaboration with 91e parallèle.

Practical information

Saturday and Sunday from 10:00 to 16:30

avenue du Marathon 135, 1020 Brussels-Laeken

Meeting point: In front of the King Baudouin Stadium End point: De Smet de Naeyer Roundabout, Avenue du Comte de Jette, 1090 Jette

Advance booking required.

Bookings

Select the time slot that suits you and make your reservation online.

Saturday 20/09/25 Select your time slot

• 10:00 > 12:30 FR 25 pl.
• 14:00 > 16:30 FR 23 pl.

Sunday 21/09/25 Select your time slot

• 10:00 > 12:30 FR 25 pl.
• 14:00 > 16:30 FR 18 pl.

Address
avenue du Marathon 135, 1020 Brussels-Laeken